North America

Sec Grand Case (★4.4)

It is a coral reef located in the bay of Grand Case populated by green turtles and rays (eagles and stingray). Accessible to all levels, from a depth of 5 to 12 m .

Mares

Tres Cocos Canyons (★4.5)

Directly outside of the Tres Cocos cut, Tres Cocos Canyons is a beginner level dive site. There is a mooring ball and the current, if any, is usually very mild and from the north.

Culebra Divers, 00775 Culebra

Tugboat (★4.7)

The Tugboat lies in only 40 feet of water, but the area is surrounded by shallow reefs so caution is necessary when attempting to dive this site. Current can be mild to strong, and there are some limited penetration opportunities for wreck certified divers, hence the Beginner to Advanced rating.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Lesleen M and Vicky B Wrecks (★4.4)

The Lesleen M Wreck is an old cargo ship, sunk in the Anse Cochon bay in 1986. The resulting artificial reef is home to numerous species of coral and aquatic life. This dive site is considered an easy dive ideal for novice divers.The Vicky B Wreck is an old fishing boat, sunk in 2018. Two wrecks in one dive.

Nep2une Scuba Diving, 00840 Frederiksted

Shallow Wrecks at Butler Bay (★4.4)

Made up of four individual wrecks all resting in the sandy bottom with depths ranging from 50-90ft/15-27m. The Suffolk Maid trawler, Virgin Islander oil barge, North Wind tugboat, & Aegir Habitat cylinder. Two mooring lines are available, one on the North Wind tug & other on the Suffolk Maid trawler.

Nep2une Scuba Diving, 00840 Frederiksted

Sprat Hole (★4.8)

Sprat Hole is a shallow dive site from 25-40 ft/8-24m with a reef and sandy bottom. Its named after the nearby Sprat Hall Plantation which overlooks it from shore. Head west for a gradual decline to deeper depths of 60ft/18m. Great for beginners and non-certified divers.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Cuatro piedras, Catalina Islands (★4.2)

The dive site is ideal for beginners as in between the rocks is a shallow sandy patch. Currents however can sometimes make it difficult to stay in the sand patch. Around the southern end are a lot of channels and it might be difficult to find your way around. Depths are anywhere between 7- 28 meters.

DeepSee Adventure, 77580 Puerto Morelos

Puerto Morelos The Aquarium (★4.6)

Emblematic site within the Puerto Morelos Reefs National Marine Park, a reef composed of ridges where reef life abounds, composed of stony and soft corals and an exuberant life of fish.

Aqualung

East Chute (★4.4)

Beautiful wall dive site with a swim through and a small wreck. The top of the wall at East Chute is 45-50ft with sandy channels down to the wall. The Cayman Mariner wreck lies in the sand at about 55ft and home to a lot of macro life.

Mares

A World Adrift Underwater Sculpture Park (★4.2)

Only five minutes of boat ride from Hillsborough Bay, located on a shallow sandpatch on the north east side of Jack A Dan. ’A World Adrift’ by Jason deCaires Taylor was created to raise awareness about Climate Change, inspired by the boat building culture of people from Carriacou and Petit Martinique.

UCPA Saint-Pierre, 97250 SAINT-PIERRE

AMELIE (★4.7)

The Ameli is a wreck of a three-mast cargo ship which dates from February 1902, it is located at a depth of 10 meters and is located 10 minutes from the UCPA center.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Sunset Reef (★4.2)

Five minute drive from the Compass Point Dock. A shallow reef system within the natural lagoon with protection from the prevalent swell from the barrier reef. A oasis of coral heads with an old Spanish anchor resting in the sand patch. The reef starts at a depth of 22 feet / 7 metres and travels up to 6 feet / 2 m

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